On July 1, 2020, the Latvian Code of Administrative Violations expired and amendments to the Road Transport Law came into force, supplementing it with a section on the application of penalties in the field of road transport in case of violations.
The amendments stipulate that a fine of 50 to 650 euros may be imposed on the driver of a vehicle if the driver has not registered in the Register of Taxi Drivers, but provides commercial transportation of passengers by car; if it provides a service through an unregistered website or mobile app; a warning or a specified fine may also be imposed if the driver infringes the rules in the field of commercial carriage of passengers by car, including taxis, does not comply with the prohibitions or does not provide adequate vehicle equipment. In all such cases, the carrier may be fined between 350 and 1,400 euros.
The amendments provide for an exemption for the carriage of passengers by car, including taxis, in relation to the CO2 – these conditions do not apply to cars converted to accommodate a disabled driver. The law also stipulates that in taxis for a vehicle with a capacity of more than seven seats, CO2 the level must not exceed 190 grams per kilometer.
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